Musings

[Delivered by post to every occupied apartment in Hamartia, Bathos, and Aubade. Residences with two were accommodated based on the forum sign-ups.]

( You are cordially invited. )

hi az

i dont use computers much cus this is tris' and im sneaking so dont tell.

but i wanted to tell you im sorry for the party cause it wasn't totally fun and i got upset and i probably made everything go bad.

dont hate me!!! I LOVE YOU!!!!

love genny

A head's up to people here but the Magic Store is going dark for the next week. We'll be open again next Monday. A recent influx of funds has allowed for some much needed repairs. Don't worry, we'll be back better then ever soon!

To the person responsible - on behalf of us all - thank you very much. Why did you go anonymous-?

[Locked to J. Poole & J. Wilson]

If I don't come back to my apartment for more than three nights in a row, then you worry, not before. Alright?

[Delivered to the mailbox of Bathos 204 sometime Sunday evening between three and four a.m. is a plain white envelope, addressed only to "the student". Inside are several pages of parchment, the poem "Oenone" by Alfred, Lord Tennyson handwritten in proper cursive with a fountain pen. Analysis will indicate the sender to be as obvious as a hammer.]

[The following are sent to D. Hockney some time after the invites go out, accompanied with a note saying "For the Charity. I'll pick you up at 6:30. -A."]

( under which Daryl gets more presents )


[Morse code on Daryl's ceiling, towards the evening]

Receive my present, poppet?

...Is there a certain reason I should want to go to this... gala ball thingymajigger? Don't get me wrong, I'm completely supportive of charitable causes but...

I guess I just don't get it.

Anyways.

So do things like those kids out front yesterday happen on a regular basis here? Because if so, I need to find some other place to live.

( Another anonymous mural. )

[The article runs on the front page of the human Seattle Times on Sunday with no crossover piece in the Creations Times. The byline is shared by Johnny Copeland and Max Main, and the photo is credited to Rob Russo.]

( The Seattle Times: 'SAMURAI STAR' VIGILANTE FOUND DEAD )

My thanks to everyone who left flowers outside my door at last night's performance. It has been a truly phenomenal run, I appreciate your support. To the witless asshole who booed, I will be seeing you soon. You are wrong to think I can't see from the stage.

To the families of those poor children attacked at the weekend, you are in my prayers. I hope for their speedy recovery.

Also, this would be a great time to tell you I will be taking a break from mainstream theatre. I need some time to myself.

Take care.

[After the second mural]

Darling, a word to the wise. We've no money in Hamartia, and you've talent at your beck and call. Pull up Google Maps and find the Aubade. Your exquisite skills are wasted on the lot of us.

We are going to the ball, y/y?

[Ring]

[Ring.]

Art student vigilantes, huh?

A note: This is a re-post.

I am still looking for those interested in Creation education to participate in an initial planning board. There is now a second type of position available, a part-time head of household for a service-oriented individual with a great deal of patience.

Please comment for an introductory interview with your experience, and/or send your resume to "gracewater.e@theacademy.edu".

If you have sent me messages in the last five days, I'm sorry, I've been ill and I've a bit of a backlog, but you should get a response in the next twenty-four hours.

[Locked to T. Randall & C. Byron]

I feel better.